The Cité station, in the center of Paris, isn’t the last stop on the Metro’s Line 4. But after one year of daily photo posts, this shot is the end of the line for my yearlong project. 365 posts ago, I set out to try something different.
Inside Santiago Calatrava’s Satolas train station at the Lyon airport.
A cold afternoon at St. Clair West. Update: Just by chance I posted this on the 60th Birthday of the Yonge subway. Thanks for all the shots. Well, and all the transit.
An early morning arrival after a night train from Prague.
Looking out at the end of the platform of Gare St. Lazare.
A magical sound: the clacking of the departures board as updated times and destinations scroll upward on the list. Sometimes the updates are a single row, sometimes the whole board erupts in fluttering cacophony of times and places and platforms.
While approaching Waterloo Station, an outbound train at rush hour.
Toward the station, where I filmed test sequences of a short film I hope to finish.
At Eglington Station.
A quiet Sunday on the West side of Toronto.
At the end of the quai as a regional train approaches.
An hour to wander and shoot this iconic Paris station as the benefit of a barely-missed train.
Looking north into Maryland from West Virginia as a freight train rolls south on the leftmost bridge, with the remnants of a third on the right. The rocky outcrop is where Potomac Bridges was taken.
The westbound platform of the Amtrak station in Harper’s Ferry, looking toward the Potomac River just after sunset.
Revisiting a shot of the TTC Greenwood Yard from a few years ago, with a different processing approach. Taken at the same time as Kipling Bound.
Looking down on Harper’s Ferry from the trail above the river.
A quiet platform at the Gare d’Austerlitz.
A southbound train nearing a stop at Museum station.
Looking south from the bridge at Davisville station, just as the snow starts to fly.
A December morning in Toronto.